MU Legend Review

Mu Legend is a continuation of a popular Korean MMORPG released in 2003 - MU. Once again we will be able to visit a mystical continent of Mu based on books of James Churchward. Developed, same as its predecessor, by Webzen studio and released for Windows PC

MU Legend Review

Action takes place on an ancient continent called MU, inhabited by ancient civilisation of Naacals. The plot revolves around the war that happened thousand years ago between God of Light Rugard and Sekneum - God of Destruction. The latter has been defeated by the Highest Maker Akneria. Peace did not last long tho, the God of Destruction took a human form and walked the earth again but High mage Kundun saw through his disguise and tried seal the evil within the mortal body to finally bring peace to Mu. Ultimately the plan failed and Sekneum re-awakened as Lord of Darkness that is about to bring apocalypse to this world.

Mu Legend Review - class and specialization

You begin by picking a class and specialization. Dark Lords are fallen knights that sacrificed part of their humanity in exchange for great power, Whisperers are amazing scouts equipped with ranged weapons and power to manipulate the nature itself allowing them to move undetected. Bladers are brutal warriors that embrace their fury to spread havoc among enemy troops, War Mages make a use of powerful combat spells that can rain death and destruction upon their adversaries with power of the elements.

After brief customization, you begin your adventure. Gamer is an isometric hack n’ slash with extra layers of exploration and questing. You will be able to fight through hordes of regular mobs and bosses that have unique combat mechanics and require a little bit more from the players then just soaking damage.

Game has few similarities to Diablo 3 one of those being rifts - randomly generated dungeons filled to brim with various enemies also “Endless Tower” and “Lupa’s Labyrynt” variation for endgame players.

Mu Legend provides both PvE and PvP aspects of the original. Altho the PvE content is dominant one and PvP is limited to duels and arenas, Webzen has already stated that they are planning to expand the PvP elements greatly in the future.

Mu Legend looks amazing, with its three dimensional and multi-layered level design. The skill effects and fight mechanics look smooth with just enough of flashiness.